That being said, for recordkeeping, it is probably better to have a different LLC for buy and hold vs flip properties - though you do not technically need to separate them or have LLCs at all. 

You certainly won't have any issues with the location, and value will hold well.

This holds the tenant accountable too.For cleaning up the mess they made by not following the Section 8 rules... call the tenant's bluff.  

Hey Mitchell, Doing a fix and flip in today's market with high-interest rates can be challenging, but it isn't necessarily a bad idea.

Easiest thing in the world to stick them with, and it holds well.

If I hold a special warranty deed, can someone put a claim, if the previous owner has passed?

And those taxes get completely erased when you die if you hold properties until that time.Read this for more details:  https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/1121063-expla... 

I have to look for them I had no idea they offer those right here!

Great idea to address pest control at the time of lease renewal since it's a recurring issue.

I sold that condo and now own one STR, but I am looking to grow my portfolio of buy and hold assets.